We have spy photos of the new 2010 Shelby GT500 on the streets in Detroit. As is to be expected the exterior of the vehicle is all but hidden underneath the camouflage. Despite this it looks as if the hood has gotten bigger and has been given a deeper front air dam.
For those of you who were planning on getting the 2009 Mustang you may find yourself in a bit of a fight with the other Mustang enthusiasts who were hoping for the same thing. Only 45,000 of these Mustangs will be produced – which is going to make it hard for many people to get their hands on one.
It is about time that we saw some more photos of the 2010 Mustang. This spy photo was taken on road somewhere in the U.S. The driver was oblivious to the fact that he was being caught in on tape. When he did finally notice he slammed on the brakes and pulled over to the side of the road.
SSP Mustangs are a classic car. They are especially used as patrol cars. This particular 1982 California Highway Patrol SSP 5.0 liter Mustang belongs to Mike Riley – webmaster of the SSPMustang.org and he is deciding to say farewell to it.
That means that many of us Mustang enthusiasts are jumping over to the site to get a peek at it and to see just how much this car is worth.
This particular Mustang is fully restored – which means that it is better than many of the classic SSP Mustangs and it is in pristine condition.
Many of us were surprised and just a little shocked when Ford priced the GT500KR at $79,995. The fact that it was steep was a bit of understatement. Downright expensive explains it much better. The fact that it can punch out 540 horsepower and is a limited edition Shelby makes up for some of this we have to admit that we could buy at least two really nice cars for this amount.